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I work with 12 women inspectors. That's 12 different abstract personalities grinding away at me daily. None of the 12 women are able to read a caliper or micrometer unless it has batteries. No dials here folks!!! Instead of saying "one inch two hundred and fifty thousandths" they say one point two five zero ALL FREAKIN DAY LONG and it kills me!!!. I gotta stop now before I start feeling suicidal.
I think ours are "Park Bench Employees" because I don't think they are smart enough to figure out how to use public transportation!
I work with 12 women inspectors. That's 12 different abstract personalities grinding away at me daily. None of the 12 women are able to read a caliper or micrometer unless it has batteries. No dials here folks!!! Instead of saying "one inch two hundred and fifty thousandths" they say one point two five zero ALL FREAKIN DAY LONG and it kills me!!!. I gotta stop now before I start feeling suicidal.
years ago i used to be incharge of 5 women and they would pick a different one each week and it would be 4 on 1........we hired this guy to run the OGP i programmed and within 3 months he was the exact same way....it was hilarious to listen to him **** & moan just like them when i would go to that building....be very careful about hanging around them all day
Actually Ironhoe I work in Elk River nowadays. One would have thought as I got closer to the cities the cognitive abilities of the employees would have improved but I was wrong. I agree that there are some "biggons" in Isanti, but at least I don't have to see the chicks in Franny Town. They are well known as the toughest to look at in all of Anoka County. It must be the water.
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